Maintain legacy systems with AI-backed release confidence
S-PRO turns legacy maintenance into a governed modernization workflow: documentation analysis, continuous health monitoring, release testing and AI-assisted fix workflows that help teams ship safely without endless manual regression.
A visual operating layer for legacy maintenance
The product page converts the ABB collaboration deck into screens buyers can understand: system onboarding, health dashboard, release testing and AI fix workflow.
Technical debt
Languages
Plan
Identify failure source and repair approach.
Branch
Create branch and link tickets.
Implement
Modify files and update tests.
Validate
Run E2E, static analysis and security.
PR
Open pull request for review.
Four capabilities cover the current testing workflow
Manual testing often burns the most time and budget every release. Legacy modernization turns repetitive regression, code health, security and fix workflow into an automated operating system.
Documentation analysis
Upload specs, Confluence pages, source code, tests and Jira tickets. The system builds a structured map of modules, components and journeys.
Health monitoring
Scan every commit for code quality, coverage, vulnerabilities and drift, then roll signals into ratings and issue counts.
Release testing
Run full E2E, regression, performance, compatibility, static analysis and spec validation on every release branch.
AI fix workflow
For blockers, the agent drafts plan, branch, implementation, validation and pull request while humans approve each gate.
Keep data inside the client's perimeter
The ABB deck emphasized a deployment where AI runs through the client's AWS account. This product page keeps that as an install option for regulated enterprise environments.
From anchor system to maintainable operating model
The product can start with one anchor system, run a controlled pilot and hand over runbooks so the client can operate it with a lean team.
Anchor system
Scope workshop, identify anchor system and agree success criteria.
Set up
Provision VPC, IAM, AI testing layer, Bedrock and PrivateLink.
Onboard
Upload specs, code and tests; build platform breakdown and automate manual tests.
Run and handover
Run health monitoring, release testing, fix workflow and weekly reviews, then train the team.
What the client needs before installing it
Legacy optimization only sells when the buyer can see operational impact, security boundaries, onboarding effort and measurable outcomes.
Inputs required
- Anchor system repository and dependency inventory
- Manual regression scripts, test cases and business sign-off flow
- Functional specs, Confluence pages, ADRs and Jira history
- CI/CD access, staging environment and release branch pattern
Outputs delivered
- Module decomposition and fit-gap coverage map
- Health dashboard with blockers, vulnerabilities and debt
- Automated release-testing suite and blocker workflow
- Runbooks, handover training and grace-period support
Why legacy teams buy modernization
Modernizing around the core: delivered examples
Modernization rarely means replacing the core. These projects added an API layer and new channels around core systems that stayed in operation. Across 350+ projects in 33 countries, 55% for fintech, and 26 private banks, the pattern is the same: keep the system of record, build the API and experience layers around it, and add AI agents where they remove manual work. See AI agents for banks.
AMINA (Swiss-regulated bank)
A new interaction architecture towards the core banking system, an intermediate API layer and a new web and mobile client experience. Case study
New Horizon Bank (US community bank)
A B2B banking platform on top of the legacy DCI core through an integration API layer; in production since December 2025; three payment workflows (wire, ACH, internal transfers). Case study
Investec
Onboarding process redesigned within the existing banking infrastructure: 60 to 37 KYC touchpoints, 38% fewer steps.
Sygnum
One integration platform for 20+ partner banks.
Core and legacy modernization: questions buyers ask
Do we have to replace our core banking system to modernize?
No. At New Horizon Bank the platform was built on top of the existing DCI core through an integration API layer, and at AMINA an intermediate API layer connects the new web and mobile experience to the core system. Replacement is a separate decision from modernization.
Can the AI run inside our own environment?
Yes. As an install option for regulated environments, the AI runs through the client's AWS account: Claude Code via Amazon Bedrock with IAM (no Anthropic API keys), VPC PrivateLink, KMS encryption and CloudTrail logging, under an ISO 27001 / ISO 27701 governance baseline.
How do we start?
With a design thinking pilot from USD 20k, 2–4 weeks, which defines the anchor system, the use case, the architecture and the path to production.
Turn legacy maintenance into a governed product.
Start with one anchor system, prove the modernization workflow, then expand to the systems where manual regression burns the most budget.